The food was delicious and the service was amazing. we will be coming back for sure in the near futur.

Excellent food and service. Got lots of tasty food, and most of all the service was excellent. I found my new favorite Mediterranean food spot

This place was great! The service was great, the food was great. We definitely will be back to try on more food here! This has become one of my favorite Middle Eastern cuisine places highly recommend prices were also very reasonable.

I looked up Middle Eastern food on line and found this little place in Madison Hts. I was having sad day as my mother had just passed. They were so friendly and nice. They made me feel better. The Tabouleh was good and a really a size. It was even better the next day. The Hummus was sooo creamy with fresh thin Pita just as it should be! They have a large menu to choose from. I saw several things I want to try. Try them you'll be pleasantly pleased. KL

During my recent trip to Michigan, I discovered that the Detroit Metro area has the largest concentration of Arabic speakers with 4.7% of population aged 5 to adult primarily speaking Arabic at home (https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/05/18/5-facts-about-arabic-speakers-in-the-us/#:~:text=The%20Detroit%20metro%20area%20also,1.0%25%20of%20the%20total%20population.). As such, there was a plethora of excellent restaurants to select from offering Middle Eastern cuisine, one of the best of which was Asya. As is my penchant, when visiting a new city I pop open my trusty Yelp app for places to try and Asya was one of the first recommendations; it doesn't hurt that some of the locals also said they serve up tasty food. Located in a strip mall off the intersection of a busy road, the parking lot is tight, so if there are no spots directly in front of the restaurants, there is more availability off to the side. I stopped by a few times while I was in town, and Asya does a brisk take-out business, especially during the predictable lunch and dinner hours. I dined in both times, so I could enjoy my meal hot and "fresh from the kitchen." The interior is fairly nondescript with tile flooring, black tables/chair combos, and a neutral color palate. But because the dining room is "cozy," it can definitely get loud with just a few tables of hungry diners. The service and hospitality are superior, as to be expected from a family run establishment. I was always greeted with a warm smile and even after just a few visits, the staff seemed to recognize me. I really like the fact that for most of their entrees, you can order either a lunch or dinner portion. The shish kafta was an AMAZING deal at $12.99 at lunch. In addition to the main dish, it is served with either a salad or soup. I opted for the lentil soup, and it was tasty. Soft lentils were stewed in a creamy base and served with a bowl of individually wrapped pita slices. Honestly, I was already getting a bit full after just the soup course. Then the generous portion of the shish kafta arrived and I could only finish 1/2 of the plate, before taking the remaining portion home for dinner. The skewered meat patties were nicely seasoned with grated yellow onion, garlic, parsley, finely chopped mint, salt/black pepper, Sumac, cinnamon, as well as other spices. They were grilled just enough to have a nice char on the exterior, yet still remain moist. Instead of French Fries, I opted to have the yellow rice which was perfect for making mini-sandwiches with the leftover pita slices from my soup. To finish the meal, I had a few pieces of the house made baklava, which was flaky and not too sweet; perfect with my afternoon coffee. On another occasion, I also got the chicken shawarma, which again, was a bargain at $6.50 (before tax) and super filling with a side of fries. There are also many good Middle Eastern restaurants in the DC area, but not the variety of "mom and pop" places like Asya and definitely not at their price point and value.

The food, service and restaurant overall was a pleasant experience. The soups were hearty and authentic. The lamb shank was tender. It came with yellow rice, a red sauce and vegetables that complimented the meal. The deboned chicken and yellow rice were fulfilling. The young woman who took our order was very polite and friendly. The food was delicious and the presentation was appealing. The restaurant has interesting with a modern touch to it.

We pass this place all the time and finally decided to try it out. The mixed grill for two was a great value and came with a salad, garlic, and bread. The garlic sauce was great and they gave a very generous portion. The Kafta was so good! My husband said the steak was cooked perfectly. The folks were really sweet. Sandwiches were around $6-7 which you just don't find anymore. I look forward to trying those next time. Oh and the staff was really sweet to us.

Great food with so much flavor and perfectly made. Very lovely service with great smile. HadChicken Kebob. Was perfectly made and well marinated.

Asya is a hidden gem in Madison Heights. As a lover of lamb, their lamb shish kebab sandwiches are amazing. Their meat pies, hummus and garlic sauce are delicious. Everything I have had there has been top notch. Go give them a try, you will not regret it.